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Elsewhere:

Intuitis selling its Quicken segment to H.I.G. Capital about six months after the maker of TurboTax said it was looking to pare down, writes Lisa Beilfuss for The Wall Street Journal.

Sports Authority Holdings Inc. received court approval Thursday to use a portion of its $595 million bankruptcy loan and to begin liquidating a number of its stores, reports Lillian Rizzo for the Journal. Leonard Green & Partners acquired the retailer in a $1.3 billion leveraged buyout in 2006.

Perseus Books Group, backed by Centre Lane Partners, agreed to sell the last remaining piece of its business—its physical and digital distribution services group—to Ingram Content Group for an undisclosed price, writes Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg for the Journal.

Meanwhile, Hachette Book Group agreed to acquire the publishing arm of the Perseus Books Group about a year and a half after its earlier agreement to buy the entire company fell apart, Mr. Trachtenberg writes.

London firm Cinven is nearing a first and final close of 6.5 billion euros for its latest buyout fund, according to people familiar with the matter, report Yolanda Bobeldijk and Shasha Dai for U.K. sister publication Private Equity News. (Subscription required.)